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Czechoslovakian badge ...
Hello,
Is it a cap badge, a belt buckle ornamentation or anything else ?? pre-ww2 ?? Best regards .. Herve |
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Hi Herve, very interesting, I've only seen the Czech type with wire prongs or the British with lugs. I think it may be for a belt buckle or some ornament or then again it may just be a cap badge variant, but why the two sets of fixings? Sorry I can't give you a positive identity only what it isn't. If you want I can photo the two types of fixings that I have, best wishes Mike
Last edited by fearnaught; 20-12-14 at 01:16 PM. |
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Hello Mike,
Thanks, it would be interesting to show the various cap badge models and specially the ww2 british made one. I have seen that pre-ww2 officers wore multiparts belt buckles... a place to start... Best regards .. Herve |
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Hi Herve, here are some images. Bronze x 2; bi-metallic; one British, one Czech without swords; one British with lugs removed and slider added. Hope they are clear enough if you want other views I can take some photos in daylight at the weekend, best wishes Mike
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Hi Herve, did you get any further with identifying the badge? Mike
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Hello Mike,
Thanks for sharing your different types ... british production with lugs must be scarce. I should be happy to have one in my collection. Unfortunately, no confirmations about the first shown... I really think that it is a part of a pre-war belt buckle. Best regards and Merry Christmas .. Herve |
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hi,
this is a common pre-war Czechoslovakian cap badge (side hat for rank and NCO's). |
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also, a couple of British made Czech cap badges can be found in two of my albums here on the forum (Middle East and Free Czech Forces in UK).
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Hello Skyeman,
OK ... Many thanks for this information. What a particular way of fixing a badge ... Did they used pins ? Best regards .. Herve |
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single piece of wire shaped into a somewhat resembling the capital Sigma (of the Greek alphabet) letter. I cannot find a pic atm, but will post one when I do.
cheers, s. |
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Hi Skyeman,
Thank you for your help ... Best regards .. Herve |
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original wire here:
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Hello Skyeman,
Many thanks, very useful picture . Best regards .. Herve |
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